A 75-year-old driver whose vehicle was hit by a 200-foot chain-link fence that was snagged on a truck fleeing police in Brooklyn Center has been identified.
The Minnesota Bureau of Criminal Apprehension said Judd Rodger Anderson of Brooklyn Center lost control of his vehicle when the fence hit it on Hwy. 252 near 66th Avenue in Brooklyn Center.
Anderson's car then slammed into a light pole, according to a BCA news release Wednesday. Police are searching for the suspect, who was in a blue 2007 Ford F250.
It was last seen exiting Hwy. 100 at France Avenue N. in Robbinsdale.
The death stems from a police chase on Tuesday.
Officers responded to a call of a stolen construction trailer being pulled by a blue Ford truck near Hwy. 610 and Zane Avenue about 10 a.m. Tuesday, according to the Brooklyn Park Police Department.
Police found the trailer in the Brooklyn Park Hy-Vee parking lot at 9409 Zane Av.
The driver fled when police tried to stop the truck.
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